Impregnation system

Scholz Autoklaw

AUTOCLAVE Scholz

A wood autoclave is a specialized device used for the pressure impregnation of timber. It is a hermetically sealed chamber in the form of a large, thick-walled cylinder, where the wood saturation process with protective agents is carried out.

The impregnation process in autoclaves takes place in several stages:
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1. Wood is placed in the tightly sealed chamber.
2. A vacuum is created, removing air from the wood cells.
3. The chamber is filled with preservative.
4. High pressure is then applied, forcing the protective agent deep into the wood structure.
5. Finally, a vacuum is applied again to fix the preservative.

Pressure impregnation in autoclaves ensures deep and uniform saturation of the wood with protective agents, significantly increasing its durability and resistance to degrading factors such as moisture, insects, or fungi. Wood treated in this way can last up to 20 years even in harsh outdoor conditions.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Scholz
Year of manufacture: 1978
Capacity: 44,200 l
Weight: approx. 20 tons
Length: 14.5 m
Width: 2 m
Internal rails for trolleys
Pressure: 16 bar
Operating temperature: 203°C

Autoclave with complete equipment, in very good condition.

Огласот е автоматски преведен. Можно е да има грешки во преводот.